Year 7 Geography Revision

A landscape is

• the individual surface features within a landscape

• a combination of natural habitats

• a natural environment

• An area created by a combination of features like a desert.

The movement of the Earth's crust is known as

• Subduction

• Natural Hazard

• Tectonic Activity

• Earthquake

Weathering is known as

• The wearing away of the Earth by the action of wind and water.

• The breaking down of rocks and sediments into smaller particles of a solution.

• The movement of the Earth’s crust.

• The process of eroded material being moved.

A landform is

• The individual surface of the Earth. For example, a butte in a desert. They are generally identified by their specific shape.

• An area created by a combination of features like a desert.

• Dry or parched land, refers to regions such as deserts.

• Are landscapes formed from soluble rock (rock that can be dissolved). For example, limestone creating caves.

An arid area is

• Dry or parched land, refers to regions such as deserts.

• To focus on visual beauty.

• A person who creates maps.

• Relating to money.

Erosion is

• The breaking down of rocks and sediments into smaller particles of a solution.

• The wearing away of the Earth by the action of wind and water.

• Those that build new landforms or add to those that are already there.

• Those that wear down and degrade landforms.

Based on the map where are the majority of hot deserts located

• on the equator

• Between the Tropic of Capricorn and Tropic of Cancer

• in the arctic

• Between the Equator and Tropic of Capricorn

Which continent is marked X?

• Asia

• Australia

• Europe

• Africa

The red line on a climate graph represents

• Rainfall

• Temperature

• Climate

• Weather

The blue columns on a climate graphs represent

• Temperature

• Weather

• Rainfall

• Climate